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Commercial property sale-and-leaseback is often used where an SME wants to release cash from premises it already uses. Funders typically focus on clean title and proof of ownership, the property’s valuation and condition, and the business’s covenant strength to meet lease rent. The process is solicitor-led, with lease documentation and legal due diligence forming a core part of the timeline. For a £700k case, the amount is commonly supported by a percentage of the property’s valuation rather than the asking price, and terms are frequently structured over 120 to 300 months.

Longer-lease institutional style sale-and-leaseback is commonly considered when the business can sustain a longer rent commitment and wants predictable occupation for planning. Eligibility typically includes suitability for institutional underwriting and lease terms that the tenant can afford, supported by evidence such as management accounts and statutory filings. Pricing is usually assessed through the rent and lease economics, which can differ materially across deals. For a £700k scenario, a fit depends on underwriting and covenant strength, with completion often taking 8 to 16 plus weeks due to longer lease documentation and more detailed legal work.

Single-site sale-and-leaseback with refurbishment or capex plan focuses on a clear story for how the released funds will be used and how the business will meet the lease rent. Lenders typically consider property condition and compliance, and whether planned works could affect underwriting or occupation. Typical amounts often fall between £300,000 and £5,000,000, with higher amounts possible where valuation and covenant align, making a £700k case potentially relevant. Terms are often arranged over 120 to 240 months, with effective cost reflected through lease rent and deal structure. Completion is commonly 8 to 14 plus weeks, depending on legal work and any deal-specific terms linked to the works.